JAJMAN


Meaning of JAJMAN in English

ˌjəjˈmän noun

( plural jaj·mans -nz ; or jaj·ma·ni -nē)

Etymology: Hindi jajmān, from Sanskrit yajamāna, present participle of yajati he sacrifices; akin to Avestan yasna sacrifice

: one of a fixed circle of persons in a Hindu caste system whom a member of an occupational group (as a barber) serves as an exclusive and hereditary right

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